Near-term Stabilisation, But Concerns Remain

Economic Research	10 October 2016
China
Economic Highlights
Near-term Stabilisation, But Concerns Remain China’s economic growth is likely to remain relatively stable in 3Q16, on the back of government’s supports and more approvals of PPP projects. We, however, still believe growth rate will slow down further in the coming quarters, given ongoing supply-side reform, potential moderation in property market and weak private investment. Economist:  Zhang Fan| +8621 6288 9611 ext 105
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